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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-20

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Rock Island, ilsS.
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81. p. NJ. 4 M. 100.
st.Paul 4 Omaha t0s..
St.Paul 4 Q.pid, 100.
Tenn oal& Iron a2h.
Texas Pacific. q,
Union Pacific, 500.
Y, 5. Express, 20.
W. IS ,&P., 1917.
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Houston 3 T.. ~,
Illinois Central,iP.
Ind. b. AWul2S.
Kansas b y. 2Z,
Lake X. 4 W:,,l5'a'
Lake Shore, s2,
Lou. 4 Nash..tsh.
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Nom. 4 ChaIr ~.
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-20
JOHN Il. NORTOE
"a Madison Street,
DEALER IN
LOCAL STOCKS and BONDS
ALSO
Dcathcrn Mlnera And improvement
STOCKS.
FINANCE.

0ToCH8.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-21
MARRR n rs.


N.w YoEI: March El:-Flour market dull;
Fine, u S,G3 10; supernne, 7D1S ~;
good to choice extra Western. 81 soes4 On : good
70 fancy extra state 3 t9Gi0 common to good
extra Western. - Cos TO-
Wheat-No. | led State. 9ic; No. do
as4c; No. RED. Winter, March, s.kc; April,
9.Mc; May, 9l%c.
Corn-No. > mixed cash, 1919 ; March. 4skc;
April, ls1sc May, 4sAc.
Oats-No. White state, SOC No. DO $3.50, /;
No mixed April. 34Sc.
Bye Gull Western, 5056c State, 57k059c.
Barley nominal.
Pork dull; new mess. sl5 90; Old mess. E5 &c
Lard-March, Eie: April, $50; May.E6!
Turpentine quiet at sJc.
Rosin dull strained to good, 81 On<sl e7k.
Petroleum dull Refined. in cases. skc.
1reights dull grain TO Hull, ED.
Butter steady Western Creamery. e3dS.c
Elgin Creamery. 21Goec state dairy, hall drkin
tubs. li022c.
Cheese nrm; Western Plat, li0lec: good te
choice light skins, llH0lSs4c. Fancy White, A0
li<c; State FACTORY. ux0ltc.
lCkc.
sugar dull Refined Cutoat. 6 s-lG9s l5-lsc
Granuiated, SIC.
Tallow quisi; prime city, ,46tl-3.c.
Rice dull Carolina, fair u sopd. o05kc.
Conse steady fair cargoss. lE.c.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-21

Saiiic Hntons Engagement. .Asallie Hinton
opens weeks engagement. at low prices, IN
the king this evening. when
- me Hidden Hand " will be played with Miss
Hinton as Cdpito'd. She will introduce q mum.
Der of new songs. etc. This young lady has be-
come quite popular and is capable OF filing the
leading roles as was her late sister Lille.
"a cold Day; or The Loplandsrs - This
evening there will be lots Of fun at Fulton opera
house hen Fisher 4 Hassons company will ap.
pear in the the rattling comedy, "a Cold Day {;
or The Iaplanders." The company includes
Frank Wills, Perkins ID. Fisher, Misses Marie
Heath. Lizzie Height and Others. Incidental to
the comedy. viii be given vocal selections from
Dixey's "Adonis." Harri.a Leather Patch
Rice's "Evangeline," "Mikado," "spectre
Knight" and Black Hussar." Miss Heath,
during the third act Will introduce her famous
song. I'm SO shy"
Mss Kate F0rsyth.-Miss Kate Forsyth. who
appears here on Tuesday and Wednesdt ~ even :
iugs. delighted the people of Reading on Friday
and Saturday evenings OF last week. There is
no doubt that she Is ne actress. aud her sup.
port includes such people as Frank Lnssee, wi 10
was here several times with Anuie Pixey, J. Ii g.
Fitzpatrick and others. The bill to morrow
evening will be " Faithful Heats"
At Aannerchor Rink.-Tbis evening the mas.
cuerade carnival TO be held at the rim X will no
doubt be we'll attended. Good music will be fur.
nishei and every arrangement has been made
TO ensure an enjoyable time for all who attend.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-21

4 Oneep nssa Agsst Js0ps Rrso rowa win
oss Psylng IN board.

4 Cneep nssa Assss Jsnps Frsa rowa WIN.
est Psylag Hh board.
In the week before lest, book agent, who
rave his name - Il q. Coleman, came 10
Lsncaster and registered at The City hotel.
He pretended 70 be al agent for IN eucy.
clopedia and was anxious tO secure .
person to make collections for him.
He advertised for such man
but did not succeed In getting
one, - he asked the parties to put
up e25 - security which they did not feel
lihe doing without some security from Cole.
mau. Last week he can snvassed the town for
an advertising scheme Of his own. He had
very pretty plush album aud In ithsd num-
Der Of fancy pictures Of females, DC. Above
and below the pictures he put In sdver'
tisements aud charged % cents for each card.
He caught number Of people with this
petty thing, many Of whom would refuse 70
advertise in . legitimate way, but did not
succeed in filling his book. On Friday night
he managed to alp from his room In the
CITY hotel and succeed cd in getting away
without paying his board bill. Coleman Isl
man OF short stature aud about 40 years OF
aga He has . large and very prominent
nose and was fairly well dressed.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-21

The Peoples National bank opened its
doors to business this morning under the
most gratifying auspices When . reporter
Of the lNrELLIeENcERp poked his head into
the banks handsome quarters at No. la2
East King street this afternoon, Cashier
Slaymaker smilingly informed him that the
deposits already ranged In the thousands
The appointments OF the room In which the
bank il located are tirst.clsss and will be
ample until the occupancy Of the handsome
building that Is soon to be erected on the
site Of the Killinger property, on the other
side OF The street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-21

CHICAGO, March p, $50 a m.-Marhct opened.
whest-Msrch, 75Hc April. 7514c; May. SIC.
June, sic.
Corn-March, S3c; April. SIC; May. 39Ic.
June, 41sc.
Oats-Msy. 2s5zc June. 29IIc
Pork-May and June. 80 81
LRrd-May. q 3!k June. a. 60
Short Ribs May, G6ih June. G7!H
CioSIua
wheat-Aarch. 75,ic April. 7o3Sc; May, Sic.
June, sOkGs0Ec.
Corn-Narch. $40 April. s4}.c; ; Nay. SGlc.;
June, 40ISc.
Oats-March. .aJsc; April, a3'sc; Nay. esIsc
June. 29c.
Pork-March, go 10 May, 90 90 June. r2o 30
Lard-March. q IS; April, u Z7x May, q 81
June, 81 i2k.
Ribs-March. u e?h May. q 7.x June. 81
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-21
rassvn Trem Hs Train and Hurt.

4 Fred. Hoffman, formerly special officer OF
- Hsodipg & Columbia railroad to look
aflg train-riders, has been lately acting ss
ngokeman on the Quarry vile railrosd. While
= discharge OF bis duty on the train going
ncsth On Sunday morning between and s
O'Clock, he was thrown from his train Just
thls aide Of Hess station. lie was picked up
end Il Was found that both his ankles were
.ape1ined, his right shoulder dislocsted and
he was Otherwise cut and bruised. He was
conveyed ON reaching Lancaster to his home
No $50 North Prince street, where Dr.. D. r.
Mccormick, the company's physician, at.
:1onded him Hoffman In the man who
Ohm.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-21

PHnApEIrsIA, March 2l.-Beef cattle. receipts
for week ~ere-Beeves 9,SD sheep, $500; Hogs,
$50. Previous week-Bceves, 2O; Sheep,
llCoJ Hogs, GOO.
Beef cattle were active; Extra, sS0s1c good.
565Ac: medium. +kGf.c common, S404c
&C: medium. 4k0+xc; common. a64kc. Lambs
&H0iAc.
Hogs active State. sas,le: Western. 6llkc
Mich calves were active at S1Sc.
Fat cows were dull at sbG3kc.
Mich cows were Inactive at tG{IS.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-21
Closed . successiul Week.

Edith Sinclair, and her comedy company
CLOSES very successful weeks engagem msnt st
she King street theatre on Saturday night.
Although they played "a Box OF Cash" all
week, and did not once change their bill,
their audiences remained large all week and
mp TO the close. This evening Sallie Hinton
Opous for week.
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stricken with ApopIexy.

From the York Republican.
Miss Anna Ginter, age 81 years, residing
near Conewsgo chapel, several miles from
Hanover, was stricken with paralysis on the
9Th Of this month, and Saturday morning abe
was taken through York to hospital In Lam.
caster city, where she will be cared for. She
lived alone and has no relatives.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-21
A Borse Breahs ahg.

This afternoon horse belonging to Daniel
II. Eckman was tied to . wooden rail in
front of the hotel Of G. J. Hildebrand, in
Quarryville The animal frightened and
pulled down the rail. He attempted to;rup,
but fell 10 the ground and broke one Of bis
leoA
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-21

ports Cattle-Rsceipts. 0D head shipments.
@ marsst weak shipping steers. se9 70
a. 10 COWS. bulls ana mixed ~ s,a 10 buIs,
9S03 80; through Texas. ~ 1907 SIX.
HOgs-ksceipts. 6.0D head shipnlents. s.O0o
mired. b ls05 s0 !; packing and chipping. e $50
btS; light q 00b 20 4 4ssips. p Ao0t 30 49,.
head market stronger; natives. o. 9l0A IS !;
western: ssoo0t 6a ; Texans. q 7'os IS; lambs.
kAss Lrss.rT.-Cssrs = Rsesipss, l,s hssA
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-21

This IL the title Of q work, the exclusive
local agency Of which Is with Charles II.
Barr, the Lancaster bookseller. 1t 10 the
only authorized version Of the great prelate's
life, and has been prepared by Rev. Bernard
through the Holy Father As the pope has
Q share in the profits Of the work, there is an
additional inGucsment to the admirers OF
Leo XIII to purchase copy. 1, is published
at prices to suit all.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-21

PHI ApuLPR1A. March q .-Flour market steady:
sles, 900 barrels; Minnesota Bakers. a COCA 81
Pennsylvania Family. g 6'6S 50; western do,
o. W6fS) Patents, y 51IS IS. q
Rye -four quiet, q o.
wheat - March, SoAc; April, aOc; May,
asxc June, apsc
Corn-March. $50; April, 49,; May, I6Ac
osts-9 9arch. sss.c; April. ss,.c.; Nay. SC
une SIC.
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Going with the New Firuu.

ak 81. McElroy, lately salesman for Metzger
y Heughman, who hes had IS years expert.
once In the dry goods business, has been go.
s0uyod BY the new hrm OF Bard & McElroy,
zuhe will soon open In the Loeb building on
Snoath Queen street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-21
r fANoAgrFR DAIIY nTE1LIaENCER MONDAY afAcH a ies

shspments, ri, market nothing doing. al
through ccnsig gnmsnts; shipmonss 70 new ioss'
Moss-Receipta. 5 400 head shipments 400
head market slow Phiiadeiphta6, - 40s 3
Workers, o. sod5 %; common 70 light - n0o 20;
pigs s3 1905 20; shipments 70 Sew fork. IL cars
Sheep - ks cetp,s, 400 head shipmcnUs SNU'
market active at Yesterdays prices.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-21

Philip Dassinger, proprietor OF the Fourth
v0t6 hotel, has been prosecuted before Al.
1oRman Barr lot committing an assault and
hn11ogy On Mark Mowery. The assault, 1t is
nltaged, was committed this morning In de-
'ip6ant's barroom. Bail was entered for .
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-21

= spoclal meeting OF the Lancaster Beard
~ 3sD6e vii b held In Eshleman's hall, on
s4NGDoey evsninE OF O'Clock, for the pressn-
oG11nn and dtsouas1oa of proposed legislation
- nueieipai affaira now pending at Harris
h0eR
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-21

The Lancaster To5oggsniny association
have sold the lumber OF their slide, at Mo
Grann's park, TO Mr.. B. J. McGranu for 500
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-21

TEE Young Ladies Aid society Of the Consre-
CATION shairy shomaim will give a supper in
Eshlemans hall on Tuesdsy and Wednesday
evenings next. The admission and supper viii
be e5 cents
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Osohsstrs as st. Anthony's.

= SeatuEs Of the Easter Sunday music at 81.
Apthny's Catholic church will be the picked
sognhastrs Of FroG Christ Burger, now con.
s1ns1jng ths orchsstrs Of the King street
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-21

Williamson s Fosters store will be open this
evening untn $3.50 O'Clock. and If any customer
failed to get accommodated on Saturday nigh
they will be welcome this evening.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-21

Great reductions will be made for the next ten
days at the 99c. store to close out remainder OF
the stock. Donot miss this last chance of get.
ting goods at one half their value. mis- 2t
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MAkRlAd RS,

MrERs-OvERLANpsR. I'm this city. on Sunday.
March %, lss7, at the residence of the brides
sister, Mrs. &. Medwtg. by ths Rev. L. klvin
Houpt, Tempest Myers. OF York county. and
Alice Overlander, of the city of Lancast
Eiork county papers please copy.l itds
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DIArAS.

kILINGE ER In this city. on the .0lh inst, go.
II. hillinger, in the 18th year OF his age.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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Grain ana Provisions.

= fHIsHoU Uy :. n, uHutD bTOhcr,
CHICAGO, March 81, ! O'Clock p. IN.
ha.t form Ghatl a ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-06-29

que SO paga por la misma deuda.
Repetimos, una vez mas, que la
question economical es la mas gran
lie de las sometidas a las reso-
luciones del Gobierno, pues, 81
lesde la caida del MinisteriO Fe-
rry Sc ha dicho que los Gabinetes
sucesivos han sido de liquidation
de los pasados errores, todos han
tropezado con la diticultad de lie
var a cabo tan necesaria obra, que
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-06-29
NOS irjustificados; pero podemcs en-
trar sin tenor en- la contiends, que 81
no Uencemos de golpe y en- o6soIuto,

A confession de parte, relevaci6n
de prueba. 81. demostrado que
la autonomia es injusta, irracio-
nal, illegal, inadmisible & incon-
veniente, ahora Sc reconoce ade
mas por sus propios parciales
que no es possible su victorle,
! que quieren, a donde van, pues,
los autOn0miStaSe
Los DERECHOS DE EXPORTACION
Y Ell CABOTAJE.
Del cabotaje "a hemos habladO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-06-29

), 81 a esta clase de recursos
Guviesemos necesidad de apelar.
Pero, dejemos al senior Sen :
dras, y vengamos a La Re0ista
misma, que inserta dichas cartas.
Este colega nos ofrece tambieu,
DOR su caenta, algunos buenos
datos para coadyuvar al PROPOSE
to de impugnar 10 que ella misma
con calor defiende. Y 10 hace
d. dos maneras: incurriendo en-
graVfsima contradiction, y anun-
.iando francamente la impossible
dad del triunfo de sus ideales au-
tonomicos. De ambos casos hay
una buena muestra en- su ndmero
8, de 90 de los corrientes. La
contradiction salta d la vista en-
el siguiente parrafo que Ia contie.
ne, y muy terminate: "Sabemos
I" 10 que queremcs y todos 10
"queremos con todo ell poder de
!" nuessra voluntad. Por ante to-
/" do queremos q@e hoyo aqwi
!" a6p SOLO DEREcHo Y UNA soLA
+" JUsTIcIA." Y no obstante de
querer un 500 derechO, Isiguen
llamandose autonomistas, este es,
partidarios del derech0 e.rclatSivO
para regirse y gobernGrse pOr 81
miSmOS, muy al contrario de 10
que tienen las provincias pc
ninsulares? lPobre autonomia !!
! Como te ponen tus propios par
tidarios!
La imposibilidad del triunfo de
los ideales autonom;cos Sc hslla
acknowledgements bosquejada en- ell
iguienre parrafo del mismo arti'
culista:
/" "Sabemos que nuestros contrarios
nos opondrAn sus huestes reunidas,
Il L
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Sin buena polftica no SO puede
tener buen estado de la Hacienda
p1blica, el Tesoro frances SO halla
ileno de obligaciones apremiantes.
-.
A falta de noticias polfticas, du-
rante la crisis ministerial, ha habi-
10 en- Paris una emoci6n profunda,
producida por el horrible incendio
lel Teatro de la Opera O6mica.
En- los peri6dicos de Paris Sc han
publicado descripciones detalladas
de tan funesto accidente, que ha
producido muchas victimas. Pre-
senciales testigos fuimos de aquel
incendio que tom6 proporciones de
una grandiosidad horrorosa. Aun-
que fu6 atacado vigorOsamente por
los bomberos, que con bombas mo-
vidas al vapor Y otras a brazos de
hombres, derramaron torrentes de
aqua sobre las llamas, ell elemento
vOraz hizo terrIbles estragos, pero
fue dominado en- poeas horas.
La Asamblea vot6 un creditO de
doscientos mil frances para soco-
rros a las familias de las victimas.
Los demas Teatros han dadO va,
6 Sc disponen a dar, funciones con
ell Iuismo piadOso ObjetO.
Las suscripciOnes afuyen dc to-
das parties.
Aver, 81 de Mayo, hubo una fies
ia militar ofrecida en- ell Gran Tea
tro de la Opera por los oficiales de
la reserva del ej6rcito territorial.
La representation fu6 magnffica
Y la disposition del local lujosa, CO
mo 50 acostumbra en- Paris dondt
hay gusto artistico hasta para i'm
prOvisar adornos con flores y jar
dimes en- los establecimientos p1
blicos.
| Ell producto total de los billetes
pagados & la entrada del Teatro fu'
de ITO mil frances y Sc calcula que
deducidos los gastos, quedara III
remanente de 100000 frances par
socorro de las familias de las vic
timas del incendio.
| Representation, que tan filantr6
picO ObietO tenfa. SirVi0 de DroteX
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-06-29

NAOl OGO1AU11o
binaci6n ministerial Y volvi6 q in.
sistir ell que fuese llamado nueva-
mente M. Freycinet.
Ell Presidente de la Rep1bli-
ca llam6, para que otra vez le
aconsejasen, q M. Raynal Y q M.
Oochery, y por tiltfmo q M. Freyci-
net, pero este hombre de Estado
insisti6 Ell SUI resolution de no
encargarse de formar nuevo Mi
nisterio por no poder abrigar 10
esperanza de conseguir la concor
dia de los Diputados republicanos.
En- efecto, la concentration de las
fuerzas republicanas es una Erase, y
NADIA mas. Sin unidad de acci6n,
convergente a un centro, no hay
concentration possible, Y nunca con
grupos de Diputados discordes Y
divldidos por sus respectivas ambi-
clones Sc podra realizar la c0ncen.
TRACTION de las fuerzas republicans.
A mas no poder Y despu6s de
dado un ejemplo mas de 10 que es
la discordia entire los republicauos
franceses, Sc ha logrado la forma-
ci6n del nuevo Ministerio, bajo la
Presideucia de M. Rouvier, que es
va Ministro de Hacienda y podra
dar prueba de su capacidad econ6-
mica Y rentfstica al presentar su
proyecto de ley de presupuestos
para ell a1o de 1888.
M. Flourens, Ministro de Nego-
clos extranjeros, tuvO ell mismo
cargo en- el Ministerio Goblet. M.
Failieres, Ministro del Interior, NJ.
Mazeau, Ministro de Justicia, el
general Ferr6n, Ministro do la Cue
ira, M. Barley, Ministro de las
Colonias, M. Spuller, Ministro de
instruction pdblica, M. Dautresme,
Ministro del Oomercio y de la In
dustria, y por iltimo, M. Heredia,
natural de la Habana y naturaliza.
do frances ell ano de 1870, que antes
fn6 miembro del Ayuntamiento de
Paris, para llegar ser Diputado y
despu6s Ministro nombrado recien'
temente para desempenar el Mi
nisterio de Obras p1blicas, sor
hombres que componen el nuevt
MinisteriO.
Pocos son de esos Ministries lo'
que pertenecen a los grupos de Ii
izquierda radical, y como el jefe
M. Olemenceau, y otros radicale
han sido excludes de la nuevs
combination, en- la que predomins
ell partido llamado oportuuista, Ii
oposici6n sera ruda en- sus ataques
comenzados va desde que fue leid'
la declaration ministerial. Est;
ofrece la reforma de los presupues
tos, fundada sobre las bases de Ill
sistema de verdaderas economics
de la simplificaci6n de los servicio
administrators.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-06-29

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o'Is.Oavs. :. Oaa.v's..somto, juzgada por los
r,;.na, zutonomistas, es Ia mejor
conte Aci6n q esos iluso9 secta-
rios. ia RsUisto de Puerto Rss0'
nne;acaba de trasladar sus reales
( Ponce, para que de alli irrad'en
rneior 4 toda Ia Isla sus predlca
clones auton6micas, nos sumlnls-
ira aque! poderoso elemento, con
IA saeunda parte de una carta del
senior Sendras y BURN, fsrvlente
correligionario suyo, que, a seme-
ianza de aquel otro sefior Mar
uuez Sterling, dc la Habana, sael-
q unas cuantas psladil'as contra
al absurdo & impracticable siste
ma de Ia autonomia colonial.
va sc sabe c0anto acarician los
mcodernos sectarios la idea de una
Cdmara Insular, y cuanto tam
bien sc afanan por sustraerse las
reglas de la politica general, PIE
tendiendo trabajar solo por IdS
Antillos y para las Astiltas, ere.
yendo, neciamente, que este es el
deber de todo buen democrata ul.
tramarino. Pues bien; ell senior
Sendras y BURN rebate este pro.
cedimiento. censurando la actitud
del Senador senior Betancourt
afiliado a dicha iglesia, y dice;
sJTanto, que no titubeo en- afirmsr
con el yoto de personas autorizadisimsI
extrsfas D Ia question ultramarina
que 81 todos los diprtados y senadorei
sutonomistas mantuvieran la propl'
sctitnd del Sr. Betancourt, creyendost
solo diputados por Cuba y para C1ba
M coSsseguirian otra cosa que aumental
las simpstis5 que aq6if ffogFaFon los a